Wednesday, March 09, 2005

She: You know, these days I get pop-ups with Firefox.Me: Yeah I know. Those darn advertising guys. They've found a way around the pop-up blocker.She: But the pop-up blocker was the greatest thing about Firefox. I'm afraid there's not much difference left between Internet Explorer and Firefox this way.

I considered starting an argument about standards, and how Firefox is going to save the world, but I knew that was futile. For the lay-person, Firefox gave a better experience when surfing. And now, that experience is threatened.

well..........there is more basic a problem with firefox. i still verymuch use it at home and am happy abt it too. but if i have to use it in office, and though i know it is more safe, i cant. reason, it is an external application which i am not authorised to download and use. IE comes with the package and is the official browser, no matter what.

well..........there is more basic a problem with firefox. i still verymuch use it at home and am happy abt it too. but if i have to use it in office, and though i know it is more safe, i cant. reason, it is an external application which i am not authorised to download and use. IE comes with the package and is the official browser, no matter what.